I went through the entire digest extracted by Claude,
revalidated the central statements, reworded most summaries
to capture the meaning adequately and added quotes from
the original mails verbatim at several instances.
I consider this version now ready for review.
Images were extracted form the PDF provided by Wouter with the command
pdfimages -png -j wouter260316v4.pdf wouter/v4
As usual, I have added the images separately, into the Website-repository,
in order to save storage space in the main Lumiera repo (since storage in
a Git-repository is permanent and can not be shrinked later without
rewriting the history)
Furthermore, I have changed the naming scheme of the images,
adding a prefix with the version number where some image was added.
...added new chapter 1: working with source material
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Remark from Ichthyo(committer):
Converted from PDF to raw text with
pdftotext wouter260316v4.pdf WorkflowProposals.txt
Images extracted with:
pdfimages -png -j wouter260316v4.pdf wouter/v4
Again adding the images separately to the Website-repository,
in order to save storage space in the main repository....
Some sections of the Lumiera website document meeting minutes,
discussion protocols and design proposals from the early days
of the project; these pages were initially authored in the
»Moin Moin Wiki« operated by Cehteh on pipapo.org at that time;
this wiki backed the first publications of the »Cinelerra-3«
initiative, which turned into the Lumiera project eventually.
Some years later, those pages were transliterated into Asciidoc
semi-automatically, resulting in a lot of broken markup and links.
This is a long standing maintenance problem problem plaguing the
Lumiera website, since those breakages cause a lot of warnings
and flood the logs of any linkchecker run.
...fine-tuned a few small bits here and there in the
current chapter of the workflow document
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Remark from Ichthyo(committer):
Converted from PDF to raw text with
pdftotext wouter250819v3.pdf WorkflowProposals.txt
Images extracted with:
pdfimages -png -j wouter250819v3.pdf wouter/wouter250819v3
Again adding the images separately to the Website-repository,
in order to save storage space in the main repository....
- add markup to match formatting from PDF
- link to the images extracted into the website Git-repository
- adjust image sizes to fit into the text
- add some cross references
(incidentally: TimelineDiscussion.txt -- store image locally)
Chapter 2 (about the timeline) is now complete.
- extend discussion regarding trackless
- add section about Tools / Modes / Views
- section: Adding clips to the timeline
- section: Selecting clips
- section: Arranging clips
- section: Trimming clips
- section: Splitting and merging clips
- section: Removing clips
- add subchapter regarding sections of the timeline
- Adding and editing transitions
- Changing timeline clip properties
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Remark from Ichthyo(committer):
Converted from PDF to raw text with
pdftotext wouter250629v2.pdf WorkflowProposals.txt
Images extracted with
pdfimages -png -j wouter250629v2.pdf wouter/wouter250629v2
Images required no cropping;
the white background images were omitted.
Again adding the images separately to the Website-repository,
in order to save storage space in the main repository....
This is the version from 4.Apr
- add a subchapter about the current NLE landscape
- add a subchapter on tracks vs. trackless
- add a bit more information in the navigation subchapter.
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Remark from Ichthyo(committer):
Converted from PDF to raw text with
pdftotext wouter250404v1.pdf WorkflowProposals.txt
Images extracted with
pdfimages -png wouter250404v1.pdf
...and then cropped in Gimp ("crop to content");
images 06 and 11 needed to be split in two parts
cropped in Gimp ("crop to content")
NOTE: Adding the images separately to the Website-repository,
in order to save storage space in the main repository,
because content, once added, can not be removed from Git....
